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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1896
Page
5
A long jumble of community items lists car repairs, store openings, and local happenings in Grand Rapids. It mentions a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Fred Kuehl, a public event at St Johns Catholic Church, a fire of mislaid belongings, and various minor incidents, with remarks on local businesses and residents.
Mrs E M Deming has been seriously ill but is now able to be up and around. She was visited by her mother Mrs G L Francis of Poynette and Mr and Mrs G Francis of Merrillan, her brother and his wife.
An advert urges readers to order ice contracts for summer from J. Mesy. It highlights freshly cut ice from the Yellow River described as clean and nice, urging customers to act now to secure their ice.
The family of emigrants quarantined in a pest house were released by health officer Budge on Monday. Thanks are due to Dr Doege and the former board of health for prompt measures taken in addressing the situation.
The Prinen Verein of Duiberat church plans an afternoon ice cream and an evening supper on Wednesday and Thursday of next week in the room once used by Louis Laemie for state purposes. All are cordially invited to attend.
The Marshfield Brewing Co plans to issue a special beer called the festive bork on Saturday. The narrative praises the brew as superior to prior issues and suggests a cautious, agreeable effect on the stomach for those who sample it before public release.
Mr H Je Finney is in Chicago this week buying goods. Mrs FP D Sawyer of Chili was in the city Tuesday shopping. Cashier Reese of the First National book visited Milwaukee on Tuesday. Mrs Joseph Marst and daughter of Spokeville were in the city yesterday shopping. E Blodget made a trip into four engines this week returning Wednesday with a fine patrol drivers and 4 saddle horse. Mr and Mrs WW Gunman and funny arrived from Bitumont Lexay and will move into She Wa Noll residence about May 1. Arg James Scout and children left Monday for Fairbuth Minn, accompanied by Miss Mar Alimut who assisted in care of the children. Ea Heidler, formerly a merchant of Spencer now hotel keeper at Leaver Dam, was in the city this eve and met many UK big former scquaittanets. Ed fooks well and enjoying a new hull tradt. Mr M G H Wheeler attended a meeting of the Northwestern Millers Association at New Richmond and visited his son Berbers at Minneapolis who expects to graduate in June. Mr A1 2 Davis of Goshen Wa says on rheumatism: Chamberlain's Pain Balm cured his rheumatism after a bad injury. Sold by Annry Horn, druggist.
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